by JEPPRIORIEL October 10, 2008

When you and your partner love each other passionately. So passionately that you can't stand a second away from each other and do everything you can to keep your relationship going.
by eXclusive_Garnet October 30, 2022

Full of scruffy scrubbers that live in council houses. About 5 miles long also known as walking through the valley of the shadow of death.
by Danny789889 December 11, 2019

The coolest girl band
An all-girl band from Alberta, Canada whose first studio release was a song called Millie Mae,
An all-girl band from Alberta, Canada whose first studio release was a song called Millie Mae,
by robotchick999 June 17, 2023

A Rock/Pop Band from Finland. The 5 band members are absolutely the hottest boys in the universe. Samu Haber, Riku Rajamaa, Sami Osala, Raul Ruutu & Osmo Ikonen. Their music make people feel better and they melt all our hearts with their accents.
by habersophie January 1, 2017

Tivoly Avenue, located in East Baltimore, is a street etched with a troubled past and a hopeful future. Infamous for high rates of drugs, violence, and crime, it was burdened with a distressingly high violent and property crime index. However, Tivoly Avenue is not merely a tale of urban decay; it's a narrative of transformative change. In November 2010, Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake launched the "Vacants to Value" program, a city-led initiative aimed at demolishing or rehabilitating derelict structures.
This program redefined Tivoly Avenue, transitioning from a street marred by 98 vacant properties and countless crimes, to a focal point of urban renewal. The last of these properties saw their end after many years, marking a significant turning point in the avenue's history. Now, Tivoly Avenue stands as a testament to the city's commitment to improving its communities, shedding its previous image as a hotspot for crime and becoming a symbol of resilience and urban revitalization.
This program redefined Tivoly Avenue, transitioning from a street marred by 98 vacant properties and countless crimes, to a focal point of urban renewal. The last of these properties saw their end after many years, marking a significant turning point in the avenue's history. Now, Tivoly Avenue stands as a testament to the city's commitment to improving its communities, shedding its previous image as a hotspot for crime and becoming a symbol of resilience and urban revitalization.
The transformation of Tivoly Avenue from a street burdened with abandoned properties and high crime rates to a symbol of resilience, underscores the power of community rehabilitation.
by The Scarcodian Slanguage July 25, 2023

A ladies' 'Rear Passage'.
by M. Fleetwood October 31, 2008
